About the dot.com project

Funding for Dot.com is provided by the United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development.

Bio's

Cordell Hull has been involved with the Information Technology Industry ever since he turned on his first computer, an Apple IIe, over 20 years ago. He has worked in all aspects of the industry including Consulting, Marketing, Software Development, Network Administration and Training. Cordell has also worked for the biggest companies in the Technology arena. He is currently involved in writing E-Business curricula for eCommerce courses and Internet Based training. Cordell is a Microsoft Certified Trainer and Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer. Originally from South Africa, Cordell lives with his wife Linda and their 3 children in Fargo ND

Kevin Tobosa is the Multimedia Lead for Jump Interactive, a web design and development company located in Fargo, North Dakota. Currently leading the design and development of CD-ROMs and interactive web sites, his background includes graphic design, interface design, production, and project management.

Josh Lysne graduated from Concordia College, Moorhead, MN in 1996 with a B.A. in Communication and Office Administration. Since graduation, Josh has been working in the technology industry for Sundog Interactive and most recently, Jump Interactive- a division of Forum Communications Company, Fargo, ND. Josh has 5 years of experience in web development working with such brands as Microsoft-Great Plains, Dakota Medical Foundation, Case IH and Flint Communications.

Kim Stenehjem is a producer with Prairie Public Television working on projects ranging from health to quilting to technology. In addition to developing programs for television, she is responsible for creating online companion sites for Prairie Public's local productions. As an organization, Prairie Public is looking to a future that will be shaped by the ongoing digital revolution and is currently rebuilding its vision of itself to include new audiences outside the traditional broadcast territory. Tune into www.prairiepublic.org as Prairie Public explores new ways to create TV Worth Watching - without the TV part.